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a. PICS fEEIIS-Bssrsls, q 50, half barrels,
PoULy9y-o6icEsus active; prlns. 81
81 fSS ri "a s siss, TsssS 81 So,
quarters $50; headquarters Of beef, a9lOc
ST. LOUIS; MO-, June 2e.-PrOvisiOns
dull; Pork, irregular; new, SIS. Lard,
u rs. Dry salt meats-boxed shoulders,
- ol1S; long clear, 81 Az; clear ribs, 81 IS
short eieAr, ~ 50. Bacon-boxed shoulders,
short clear, $ s71S@9. Hams steady at ii
@l4c. Eggs firm az loo. Butter-cream-
cry. lo@lSc; dairy. l0al5c.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 29.-rrading in
provisions as very light, and the feeling
was dull; Business continues to be chief y
The receipts Of hogs we're lair, with the mar.
ket weaker, ard this had an unfayorable Of
feet on the market for products. The un-
dertone 10 the lard market indicated weak
ness, and prices further decline 5G71Sc per
100 pounds. July started AZ 50 40, sold down
to s. IS, and closed at So S7lSCge 40 Repoi t.
offever and that the losses by the stock yards
IRE would not DO as large as anticipated had
a depressing effect on ribs. July opened at
q 4, declined to 81 IS, and closed at 81 40.
pork. per hrl, S2l so. Lard, per 100 lbs,
s. 1906 S7S; short ribs sides, loose, 81 25G
z S71s;, dry sailed shoulders, boxed. S 40a
5 5Oi short clear sides, boxed, 81 SOg7 SIS.
The leading futures ranged as follows: Mess
pork, per brl-June opened at So, highest
s22, lowest $40 rs, closing at so IS. Lard,
per 100 lbs-Ju ne and July opened at S. 30,
highest S. 40. lowest So IS, closing at s. STIS I;
August opened at s. 521a, highest S. 52IS.
lowest S. so, closing AT s. so; Septem her
opened at s. 62h, highest s. 621S, lowest s. 90,
closing at Sc 60. Short ribs, per 100 lbs-J une
and July opened at 81 IS, highest 81 so, low
est 81 49,. closing at 81 40; August opened at
50 60, highest 81 IS, lowest 81 so, closing at
50 55; September opened at 81 20, highest
50 IS, lowest, 81 60, closing at 765 On the
Produce Exchange today the butter market
I wa steady At aASISMc for sre11@eTy and
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
dull and closed dull; middling. lt%c
sales, unimportant: receipts, 81 bales; ship
ments, 1872 bales stock on hand. S67S bales
receipts TO d ,te, 66l, SS7 bales: shipments t
dale, CAT 1872 bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, SIC: good ordinary, &c; low
ding, lie; middling fair, nominal;, fair
-ominal; stains and tinges, S1SslOo; dusty
7ss9ehc.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September LIST, 40O9; burnt, 60O7
home consumption to date, 1929; stock run
ming account. S67s. lmports-M. 4 G. r. R.,
IS; M. 4 7. r. H., l.; n. 4 s: B. +. r., 4;
steamers, 4; wagons, 5. Total, 50. Exports
steamers north, lS2. Total, 132.
New York spots opened steady and closed
firm; middling, 10 Is l6c. Sales, 2l96 bales.
Quotations were as follows: Ordinary, sac
good ordinary. &c; low middling, 10 9 Ice ;
middling, 10l5-l6e; GOOD middling, II 8 I6c !;
ures opened quiet and firm. and closed steady,
as follows: june, 10 50 asked; July, 10. $50
1873; August, 10 98; September, 10 1910. 4S /;
October, 9.92g9 49,; November, 9.78g9. 7g I;
December, 3; 7IaS g; January s;sl@9.S2;
April, l00l@l0.0S. Sales, 81, 200 bales.
The Nav Orleans spot market opened quiet
Sales, bales. Quotations were as follows:
0fdinary;S ll-l6c; good ordinary, 9 7-l6c;
good middling, 10 ll-16c Futures opened
steady, and closed steady, as follows: June.
nominal: July, 1928 bid; August, 1920
10 %; September, 9.76@9, rs; October, 9. 3sG
$50; November, 9.30@9. 81; December. 9 81
@9; 50; January, 9.SSs az 40; February, 9.4S9
g.4s; March, 9 5799.5S; April, 9.6l@9 IS.
Sales, Is, 100 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKETS
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0Nk. June 3.-Rifty thouBant
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GROCERIES.

SUGAR-Pure white. o3s96lSc; off white,
6kc; yellow clarified, 6A@61lc; seconds,
5k@5s4c; refined A., 6Ad63sc; graduated,
g2T9615c; powdered, 71Sc; cut Loaf, 719c.
RiCE-LOuisiana, 41ss51Sc; Carolina. SIG
6l4e.
Q &NDIES-Sticks all sizes, in boxes, pals
and barrels, 71&@9<c.
CuFFEE-uommon, 1870; ordinary, 1919
zoe; fair, 2l@2lhc; prime Rio, 2lh@22c
choice to fancy, 221S92S1Sc sold government,
2s@SSc. Steady.
SALT-0hio river, 81 10 per barrel; .Sagi-
nav, 81 Is per barrel; sacks, fine, 81 S5G
As; coarse, 81 1901 Is; pockets, bleache1,
254@7c; car loads from levee or depot, 30
cheaper.
M0LASSES-Louisiana, common to fair,
279SOc; prime to choice, 42g50c; syrup,
25g40c; common to fair, 2592Sc; prime to
choice, Sg4Oc; centrifugal fancy, S@4Oc.
Farm.
IIBALTIMoRE, June 2o.-coffee nominally
steady at l7h@lSc; other articles I'M
changed.
NEW YORK. June 29.-Coffee, spot fair 4;
Rio, dull. 171sgl754c; options lower and
moderately active; sales, $3.50 bags I;
June. Is SOC; July, 15.45@l5. SOC; August,
Is S09l5.e0c; September, Is. 00dl6 l5c; DC
tober, 1876 Zoe; November, l6 1916 zoe /;
December, l6.25@l6.40c; January, 1920
l6 40c; February. Is 35@l6 55c; March, 10. S5@
16.55c; April, Is S5@l6 SOC. Sugar steady and
more active; Muscovadn, 4 7-l6e; English
Island, 49Sc; St. Croix 1904 7.l6c: Mo-
lasses sugar, 4 5 Ice; refined quiet, barely
etoa6y-Molasses dull, weak. Rice steady.
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Health IN WeRlIh-EF. BsanreE Brd's
TOnio and Nerv ne, the Great
French Npeeifle

NERVOUS DEBILITY in all its stages,
~ mental and physical depression, sper-
matorrhc hypoohondfia, sterihty, neural
gia, historic, inoapacity tor study or bdsi.
ness, paralysis, im Uts nee, epilepsy, loss OF
memory, sOftening Of tn brain, aud al dis
eases Of the nervous system may be radi-
cally cured in either sex BY tie use Of this
unoxcslled preparation. II Ia a matter Of
supreme importance to uso appropriate
treatment fol the auFo Of the loss OF nerve
power, and DR.. Beauregard's Tonic aud
Nervine, after many years trial 10 Europe,
has proved inf,liible IL taken according 10
directions, which are affixed 10 each bottle.
One box equal 20 one months Treatment
will cure recelt esses: Price, Loo : box
paid on receipt Of price. We guar ntse six
boxes to cure any case. With cash order re-
ceived by as for six boxes We will sOnd our
written goanI a. w sesS . tos money u
States, 10 and us Nails a., Memphis, Tenn,
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FINANCE % COMMERCE..
uo4py q 3 8 PER CENT, NEW
YORK pICHANGE 1-s PREM.
cation ipll-MiddliBg Cotton, 10ic
ESales Yesterday Uuim-
p0rtant.
APPEAL OFFICE,

W. APPEAL OFFICE. I
49, WEDNESDAY, EVENING, June %. 1851.
( Mooney rates remain very steady at to
Ser cent, nearly all loans being made at the
{outside rste. There were no transactions in
local securities recorded at the call beard to-
day, although bids and offerings were freely
/ made and at lower figures.
The local cotton market is dull, quotations
UNCHANGED. and no sales. The Exchange
Il will DO closed on Monday-Fourth Of July.
At New York spots are firm AID I'M
changed. Futures elosed firm, and to
points dvaucs for the old crop, with point
NJ on the new. TIE Exchange will be closed
on Saturday and Monday.
A leading New York cotton circular says Of
the future market: "The course Ofthe mar
ket kept the advantage in sellers favor so
far as old crop was concerned. Attic outset
the tone proved little shaky, but with
Liverpool standing about steady 10 point
advance was gained. The new crop moved
only moderately, and the asking rate held
up in sympathy with old"
New Crlsans spots closed nominal, quo
cations unchanged; futures were steady,
l point up on the old crop and to points
VA bnO HoWs luO iuluIo ucpdEhM1ut VIII pe
suspended on Saturday, and the Exchange
will close on Monday.
At Liverpool spots are steady, fair de-
mand, quotations unchanged; futures ad
Tanced point on Juno and June.July, other
mOnths unchanged.
The local general market is quiet; apples,
potatoeg, breadstuffs and provisions are
lower; coffee declined 1ac today. The re-
| gent rains, which have beea quite general.
4 hive had q cheering OBJECT upon ga dsners
a aid planters.
n Fhe Manchester Guardian, in its CONNER
II artic of the 18th, says "Business yes
rday was light despite the lessened produc-
IN. Altogether The days experience en-
uraged perseverance, in the short time
movement, which is spreading. The slack
hess of the demand for yarns for home con.
hampton indicates that the current supply
& abundant. The offers for India staples do
X Dot improve. Native dealers are less in
lined to purchase than they were last
peek, even at lower rates. For the minor
Foreign markets there is some demand, but
does not increase"
IMPORTS.
even brls apples, 219 SKIS bran, 1876 pkgs
49, on, 1900 Blu corn, 726 ks cotton seed, car
on seed, so bIls cement, Y pkgs dry
% pkgs hats, 129 pkgs lard, $1,000 feet
Der, cars lime, 100 brls meal, 20 brls
asses, car pork sides and 200 pkgs to-
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HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES.

APPLES Buying. loose, 75c@1 so; sell.
ing, -. per barrel dried apples, sc per pound
from store. Dried peaches. Go from store.
VEGErABLES-0nio 81 so from store.
Cabbage, crate, 50. Kraut, barrels, s6; half
barrels, So. Garlic, 81 per 100.
FRUIT = Oranges, imported, "a so per
box. Lemons. So 50@4 per box; light supply.
Bananas, 81 50a2 so per bunch.
NUTS-Coacoanuts,s Sc per 100. Peanuts
Virginia, Go: Tennessee farmers stock, SO
&c; roasted, 2lc higher; shelled, loo. Pc
cans-Texas, 79l0c.
UNSATISFACTORY layers, IS; layers, so rs ;
California, 50 10.
PICKLES-In jars, pints, $50; quarts, 81 so;
half gallons, 81 75;. gallons, IS rs; loose, bar
rels, So 50g7; half barrels, "a mixed, bar
rels. $40 50: mixed, half barrels, O..
EG9s-Dull, loo.
P0TAT0ES-Dull, buying, 81 rs to 81;
loose. selliAg, 50 so per barrel.
CIDER-New York, SO so per barrel and
SO rs per half barrel.
90 Is; No. 2. Is IS; No. 5. S.; lob kit. No. i,
81: No 2, CSC; No. 3, $50. Dry herrings,
family, Is per box.
VlNEGAR-l09lSc per gallon.
S0APS-3@5lzc.
CANDLES-Full weight, Slz99c.
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y Ssj OF" Change.
sTATIOEa.

WHEELING, June .-Noon-River 8
feet on the gauge and falling. Weather
clear and warm.
CAIRO, June 29.-Noon-River Is feet
inches on the gauge and falling. Weather
cloudy and warm.
PITTSBURG, June o. Noon-River l
foot ] inch on the gauge and falling
slowly. Weather clear and hot.
CINCINNATI, June 9.-Noou-River 8
feet inches on the gauge and stationary.
Weather clear; Thermometer, $50.
LOUISVILLE, juno 20. -Noon--piyer 4
feet II inches in the canal and 2 feet 9 inches
on the falls and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
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PROVISIONS,

BUTTER-Butterine 12a13o; creamery,
2e; dairy, Ice; country butter, 15d22c.
HOG PkODUCTS-Firm; mess pork, new,
NI 80; Old SIS so; sugar cured hams, 1115d
baoo SIC; cletr side bacon, DC; bacon
shoulders, 61Sg61zc; bulk pork clear sides,
7Isqsc; clear rib sides, 71<g7Jso; shoulders,
6@61se long clear, re; pork strips, nc.
La RD-Terces, 6+c; half barrels, 70;
CHEESE Prime fats, GS10c; New York
factory, none; tull cream, 15o; Young
America, 16c.
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LIVE RTGAnK

CORN FED CATTLE Choice to'extra, "a
41Sc; good, S]z94c.
HQGS0chOice, 5@5Ac;; good, 4sz@5c.
common, SOL so.
LAMBS..Choice, S5@6; common to good
per he ad, 81 5193.
GRASS CATTLE-ghoi 314a91Sc; good
21493ltc; fair to medium, 214921zo; scala
wags, 11S@2o.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 29.-The Drouer',
Journal reports: Cattle-Reoeipts, l0,O0C
head; shipments, 5000 head; market weak
SO SOa4 40; stockers and feeders, ST 6Oa3 is
COWS, bulls and mixed, 81 1903 25; Texas
cattle, 50 209S rs. Hogs-Receipts, l7,00C
head; shipments, 5000 head; market open ed
steady and closed loo lower; rough and
mixed, q gO95 IS; packing and shipping,
IS 1905 30; light, 81 9995 20; skips, So al IS.
sheep-Rec sipts 5000 head shipments, nor
market slow and l0c lower; natives, $50
4 80, western. s}93 70: Texans, 81 1898 90;
lambs, 81 50g4.
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WOOL.

Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed, 10
@l8c; clear grease wool, 23925c; bury
washed, 1880; tub washed, 3SgS5c.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, June 29.-Wool dull /;
pnwashed bright medium, 23gf7%o; coarse
braid, ll6g25c; low sandy. lS@2Oc; fine
washed, choice, 399S915c; fair, S6@3Sc /;
low 32I95
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GEN ERAL NEWS.


GENERAL News.
Cool.
LIGHT rains.
BUsINEss,dull.
RIVER stillifalling.
ONLY one boat. leaving today.
TIE Ohio river is falling its entire
length ~.
THE Mississippi continues to fall al
st. Louis.
THR Ed. Foster will be repaired at
Padueah.
TIE Alberta had a good trip for
White river.
THROumberland aud Tennessee rivers
are falling,
THE Ohio left Cincinnati yesterday
for this Tort.
The Arkapses, White and St. Fran
els rivers are falling.
1HR City of Batou Rouge leaves st.
Louis tomorrow for New Orleans.
DURING the "a hows ending at noon
yesterday the river herefell inches.
THE CIV of ". Lolis passed to New
Orleans early yesterday morning with fair
trip Of freight. She aided here about tons
Of way freight.
THE James Lee, firm Frie's Point,
brought three bales of cotton and 1863 sacks
of cotton seed. She won't back last night
with far trip.
The Il. W. Cole. Omt. Phsrr, left for
Patlersonvile, on the Bayou Teche, where
she will be repaired and put in order for the
seasons business.
THE r Macreaiy brought bale
cotton, lq barrels potatoes, 2 head cattle, 10
hogs and 5000 feet lumber. She returned 20
Osceola last niGht with light trip.
THE Alice Brown arrived from the
Ohio river with twenty-three boats and
barges Of coal ior Me'srs, Brown Il Jones.
She returned with tow Of empties.
The Anchor Line packets leaving
tomorrow are the City of Vicksburg for
Vlcksburg, at 10 o. clock Ann, and the City
pm.
THE Anchor Lire boas are picking
up lots of new VIII at on the banks betw en-
City OF Vicksburg went into st. Louis with
1000 sacks,
THE Dasoto has been detained in the
Ohio river by low water. and she will not ar
rive here until tomo row. She will in all
probability lay over and leave Saturday
evening tor Cincinnati.
THR Kate Adams, in cnmmaod Of
the veteran Capt. Mark Check, leaves here
at o'clock this evening for Helena, Ter
rene, CorcOrdia, Arkansas City and all way
landings. Capt. William Banker is chief
clerk, and he is assisted by Messrs. Lew
Price and John Childress.
CAPT. JAMES REEFS hiss gone 10 Pitts
burg to contract for and superintend the
construction u q new sternwheel ste amer
for the Memphis and Arkansas river trade.
The new boat will be 10 feet long and as
near like the n odel of the late Marlin Speed
as il is possible to make her. She will be
10 feet shorter than the Joe Peters.
THE great steel bridge which is to
span the Ohio river at Cairo, onsists of
eleven spans and is 1910 feet loag. The
channel spans are the second and third from
the Illinois shore, and are $40 feet each,
while the other nine spans are 400 feet each.
The approaches added to tho above figures
make the bridge one Of the longest in the
country.
A SPECIAL from Kansas City, says:
The Missouri river is booming again, having
risen over foet since Saturday night. The
Government gauge registered Us feet above
low water mark. The rise is caused by the
swelling of the Big Platte, which Is over
flowing its banks cad iuundating the low
lands about Brownville. The river at Omaha
and Sioux City has risen n loot since Satur-
day an d is still rising.
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MULES AND HORSES.

MULEs-Quie II to 141S hands high, ss5
l5% hands high, si25sii0; 15X to ID hands
high, S15o@200. The chief demand is for
mules from Az to Is hands high.
HORSES-Fair; drivers, Sl25al65; heavy
draft, 81 45glSOi saddle, 81 25sl75; extra
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on promises No. $50 Second street, proceed
10 sell, at public cutlery, 10 tho highest bid
der, for cash, the following property belong.
ing TO said estate, to-Wit: One stock OF Gents
Furnishing doods, some store II xtures and
Furniture. sale TO commence OF 10 o clock
am. JOHN LEAGUE,
Public AdminiOtratOr, and as such admins
Etrato' Of estate Of Y. Campbell. deceased.
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New York and principal cities North and
East. n discount buying, & premium SELL
ing New England sight, a discount buy
ling; New Orleans. u discount buying, par
'''iH' STOCK CALL BOARD.
The bids, offerings and sales today are as
Bonds Memphis Flipran comp. STAN ped,
I 100 bid. unstamped 100 bid Taxing
District 4s;6s, 100 bid; Taxing District IS,
Memphis Gas Light Co. Is, 10 bid Memphis
Mater Co 6s, 100 asked; Masonic Temple,
(It219-103h; Memphis Cotton Exchange
Y Building s., lO6 BID; Tenn. Coal and Lon
4 81, IS asked.
Z Stocks.-Bank Of Commerce, 1917 asked !;
herman Bank, 1870 bid; First National, 10
40; Union and Planters, l72% o. ked; Man
hattan, 400 bid; Security, 265 asked; Me-
ehsniGs's, ll9 asked Bluti City Ins Co.. 100
Co., 23Ea asked; Memphis Gas Light Co., 20
bid, Merchants Cot on Press and Storage
Go l2-l90; James Il Graham Wagon Co..,
1917 bid; Memphis Brick Co, 100 bid; Ma
ionic Temple, 80 hid; Tenn. Coal and Iron,
SaIes.-None.
NEW YORK. lJune 2s.-Money on call
loaned at 39l2 per cent, last loaned at 8,
closed offered at per cent Prime mercan-
tile paper ape 6 per G cs5 Sterling exchange
and 1854 for demand. Government State
bonds we're dull and steady
The stock market m de further progress in
the direction of higher figures to-day, West
ern Union beiTg the leader both as TO activ-
ity and sire Gth. The improvement in the
feeling on the street was most marked and
bull sentiment ran high, especially in West
ern Union and Lake shore. The advance
was most continuous throughout the day
and Manhattan seems to have lost its power
to affect the remainder OF the list, as il was
rather weak, I Everything is higher this
levening and in the active list fractional adj
yanceB arc few. The total sales of stocks to-
| day were 460,720 shares. Railroad bonds
|wer1 ere active and stronger, though the
1.,4 ement was ch efv among the specula-
ssuos. Sales, S1,470,00O. Closing quo
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS

PRIME CRUDE OIL, 27g2715c; off crude.
sum mer yellow, 3lGS2c; choice cooking
summer yellow, 96@9Sc; prime cotton seed
meal, SIS 1915 70; of cotton seed meal, sl4
dl5.
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TOBACC0-COmAon, 2@S5s ;other grades
35@s5c
sNUFF--Garrstt's, $40 IS; Ralph's, $40 Is
Railroad, So 25.
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During the dull season intend devotins
aportion Of my time to the service Of those
who wish to acquire o thorough practi'
cal KNOWLEDGE Of Book keeping, Commercial
Correspondence and StonOgraphy 10 order o
render themselves eligible for lucrative no
sitions. in the fall. This Ia an OBJ ortunity
are very great. Ny system OF Bookkeeping
embraces the best textures Of the English
school enRrafted upon Nelson's excellent
work, which is by far the best have met
with In this country. The two combined ap-
proach as near 70 perfection az Il Is possible
TO get. Wednesdays and Fridays will be re
served for ladies. For terms and other par
A. NJ. HARE,
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pounds Of bullion were withdrawn from the
Bank Of England today.
PARIS, June q. Three per ceHt rentes,
S0f SOC for the account.
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R kAL ESTATE.
PnbIlc AdminIstratOr's Sale.

OGico Of Public Administrator Of Shelby Co.,
Tenn. = Memphis. Tenn, June -, 1887.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That l
IN will, as admin strat0r OF tho estate OF
Il. Campbell, deceased, on
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RIVExs 40 W RArHER.

OFFICE SIGNAL agRvCE, u. s. Al
MEMrBIs, June 80. lpm.
The following ohservanuns are tak' n
at all stations named at 75' meridian time,
which is one hour later than Memphis time !;
Ave Low
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,WHISKY--Straight Kentucky Bourbon
81 5095; redistilled goods from 85c to 81 20,
according to proof; rye, S2es5.
CINCINNATI, o., June 29.-Whisky
quiet; sales. 496 brls Of finished goods on
basis Of 81 05.
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HIDES ANN TALLnW.

HIDES--Dry flint, No. 1, 15c; No. Q, 12c /;
dry salted, 10912c; green sailed, No. /, TIC !;
No. 2, Go; green, 5C6s. Sheep skins, l5c9sl.
Beeswax, zoe. Tall0w, 9g32c.
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bMN H.. NORTOl%
"a Madison Street,
DEALER IN
STOCKS and BONDS
FINANCE.
llthOrr Mineral and Improvement
G7rToOKs

Money firm and hardening, rate 6
70 per cent, and latter figure prevailing.
Demand we'll up to the supply. The Clear
ing House report is as follows:
CLEARINaS.
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POWDER.
TOBACCO AND SNUFF.

P0WDER--Kegs, Is; half kegs, 81 Is;
garter kegs, 81 so.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK, June 29.-The movement
was of the largest portions OF previous days,
but the new demand light, sales small and
cotton goods market strong at current quo
totiore
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Marietta and North Georgia
Railroad Company.

We offer for sale at par and accrued In
forest the first mortgage, so years, per cent.
cold bonds Of this company isIued for the
purpose OF changing the gauge of the oxist-
ms road to standard gauge width, and for
extending the same to Atlanta and Knox
Vile.
The bonds will be ready for delivery on or
before June LIST prOximo.
N,B.-Any existing bonds Of the com.
pany will DO received in payment for those
now offered at the same price.
Circulars giving full information may DO
had on application to other OF the under
signed.
JAMES U. JACKSON,
Augusta Ga.
B00DY, MCCLELLAN A CO.,
No. 81 Broadway. NY.
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THE Coupons Of tho Citizens st Dot Rail-
L road Company consolidated q bonds,
dusJuIy |, lsc1, will DO paid at tao Union
and Planters' Bank, Memphis, Tom, and
in tho city Of New York on above date,
NAPOLEON HILL, PrOside1t.
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WITH NO RISK.
NOTICE,
Call for Negotiable Judgment Ger.
iiilcates OF Upton County, Tenn.

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all own.r. .n1
~ hOiuers Of the negotiable Judgment
WhicS nature Isl " ausSs, & 70 present
them for prepayment at tho Union end
Planters Bank, In tho city Of Memphis.
Tenn, on LIST OF August, 1857.
The said Judgment Certificates were Issued
under the provisions Of an act Of tho General
Assembly .of Tsnnssses, approved aist De-
oembOr. 1891. upon. Judgments rendered
against said county In the Circuit Court Of
tho United States for the Western District OF
Interest on tho said Certiacatos hereby
called will cease on LIST August, 1887.
This June IA, 1887.
Upton COUNTY.
By X. s.. BARREr, Chairman County Court.
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PETKOHEUM.
WHISKY, WINES. LIQUORs ETC

FETROLEUM,
COAL 0lL-Prime white. wholesale lots.
10c per gallon.
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OPEN THE ENTIRE YEAR.
NIGHT SCHOOL, OCT. list 10 may LIST.

Book Keeping, Penmanship and CONNER.
cial Arithmetic are taught THOROUGHLY and
PRACTICALLY.
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BONDS.

30, =, Is, coup. 1917.
coup, IgI: Pacific So Of 1896, 1891
etaInps, Is, S114. Missouri 60, l02.
Pac; lists, ll611. Den. / r. G.Ists, 100.
~ q " lists. % Erie Ids, 1854.
NJ Gen. 6s, 80 ~. North. Pac. LIST, ll71s.
b. Pac; 2ds, lO44. n. Western con. 1879.
sst. deb. 6e lU91s, St.L. s. ,Gen.M. lis.
ul con, l3li st. 7. @. &P. lists, l22.
land grents,5S1a I.P. R.G ex cOu. II.
lists, ll6A. West Shore, 1887.
s,Set'mt ,l05 Tenn. So, sst' mt, los,
30, cot Pint. 7515.